Women's Madara Shibori Cashmere Seamless Short Cardigan | Size: M

Women's Madara Shibori Cashmere Seamless Short Cardigan | Size: MAfter studying Fine Art in Europe, Hiroyuki Murase founder of Suzusan realized the inherent beauty of shibori, so set about to revive the traditional craft. To do so, he switched up the fabric, opting for cashmere from Inner Mongolia as opposed to the usual cotton, and explores the various patterns that the age old method can facilitate. This cardigan is a fine example of madara shibori, a Suzusan signature present in every collection.

This Urushi bowl is crafted from a Japanese Nara oak that was felled near Ido Ferber's studio

using riverside rush

These coffee cups with saucers display both of the above – they're crafted

we see the ever-iconic silhouette undergo a renaissance in the form of the Deco Luce lamp

Pop it on your shelf and see how effortlessly it’ll brighten the space

timelessness and endless innovations of Italy’s glassware scene

you'll find two shine brushes and two polish application brushes with horsehair bristles

Combine with the matching dessert bowls or side plates

Osanna Visconti’s Foglie boxes are sculpted with real leaves that are fused in natural bronze using the lost-wax casting technique

this keepsake bridge set is constructed from polished sterling silver with neat sections that house two decks of playing cards

and her influence on the arts was acknowledged with a 1964 retrospective at the Louvre – the first living woman to receive this honour

carefully hand-cut from fine linen with scalloped edges and dotted with sweet embroidery